Apache SOAP can send and receive MIME attachments, so it could be used to
upload a zip file if the service supports MIME attachments.
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Hi, all
for example :
http://localhost/tct2api/tctapi/servlet/rpcrouter.wss
rather than
http://localhost/soap/servlet/rpcrouter
how can i do ?
Thanks and regards.
I was interested in evaluating for use Apache
Java class libraries for SOAP/WSDL. My questions are
the following:
o Should I be using Axis or SOAP?
o Does the SOAP project supercede the Axis project?
Which should I be using. I will investigate both, but
was just wondering if . Thanks
You should use Axis. It continues to evolve to support new and updated
standards. Notably, it supports WSDL 1.1 and JAX-RPC, the latter implying that
you could use Axis now and decide to switch to another implementation in the
future if necessary.
Apache SOAP supports SOAP 1.1 and SOAP
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Are there any sample codes in the Apache SOAP or any
other SOAP Java framework that will allow us to easily
create SOAP Document style messages
Are there any sample codes in the Apache SOAP or any
other SOAP Java framework that will allow us to easily
create SOAP Document style messages to interface with
MS .NET #C web services?
Thanks much for any help ...
Tom
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create SOAP Document style messages
Thanks Martin but i'm really looking for an
open-source Java SOAP client toolkit (handling SOAP
faults etc..) instead of creating a SOAP message
request using dom4j which is very simple to implement
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Hi,
I am trying to migrate
from soap_2.3 to axis_1.1.
The current apache-soap
services are using messagerouter. So, all the methods in the services has
similar signature like:
myservice(Envelope, SOAPContentx request,
SOAPContext response)
Axis_1.1 does not have
these classes
My company is trying to make the product more scalable. We
are using Apache Soap right now. So, we are considering migrating from Soap to
Axis as one of the important sources to enhance the scalability/performance of
the product.
Can anyone provide any official documentation on how
, and no bit-shift operators!)
Append the original data length
This works in that I can compress data, and output it to a file which
gunzip will happily inflate to the original data.
I can also see (in my logfile) the correctly inflated SOAP packets
coming in to my DBL server.
There does seem
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Subject: Re: Compressing SOAP requests
Scott Nichol wrote:
FYI, deflate follows Zlib as described in RFC 1950
(http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1950.txt?number=1950). The Zlib DEFLATE method
of compression is described in RFC 1951
(), and inflateEnd() routines, and I get back the data I started
with, so the zlib routines I have are consistent with themselves. The
good news is that they produce a 3:1 compression ratio on my test string!
Unfortunately, they won't uncompress the data I'm receiving from Apache
SOAP. Although if I write
Standard Zlib is equivalent to HTTP Content-Encoding header value 'deflate'.
This differs from 'gzip', in that gzip includes some extra bytes (a header and
checksum) in the compressed data. Apache SOAP does not support deflate right
now. My experience working with PHP Zlib is that many (most
: Friday, November 12, 2004 11:44 AM
Subject: Re: Compressing SOAP requests
Standard Zlib is equivalent to HTTP Content-Encoding header value 'deflate'.
This differs from 'gzip', in that gzip includes some extra bytes (a header and
checksum) in the compressed data. Apache SOAP does not support
Scott Nichol wrote:
The magic header is 8 bytes: \x1f\x8b\x08\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00.
Interesting. I've read elsewhere that the header is 10 bytes, but...
I've tried writing those 8 bytes followed by the zlib-deflated data,
followed by 32 bits of zero.
Now, where gunzip -t used to say invalid
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The magic header is 8 bytes: \x1f\x8b\x08\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00.
Interesting. I've read elsewhere that the header is 10 bytes, but...
I've tried writing those 8 bytes followed
, November 12, 2004 1:08 PM
Subject: Re: Compressing SOAP requests
Try it without any CRC: I think gzip may be willing to decompress it, anyway.
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Scott Nichol wrote:
The nightly build can gzip and will un-gzip a gzipped response. The most
recent one was posted 6/22/2004 at http://cvs.apache.org/dist/soap/nightly/2004-06-22/.
To use SSL from the client, your only code change is to use the new endpoint
URL (with https). However, as has
My boss has just looked at the SOAP client/server system I wrote. I
substituted my generated SOAP java client classes in for the
Synergy-created java client classes, (I made sure all the method
signatures were identical) and ran the web app. It talked to my SOAP
server just fine.
Looking
If you search the Tomcat and Axis archives you'll see threads on both
compressing your requests and using SSL.
Chris
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Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 8:27 AM
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Subject: Compressing SOAP requests and using
a Cookie class. There is no Cookie class in my SOAP which is
2.3.1. There is a Cookie class in the source archives, but it's new.
Which version of SOAPHTTPConnection should I go back to? Or should I
pull out the latest source of Cookie, and use that?
Is this a good approach? I want to keep my
wrote:
My boss has just looked at the SOAP client/server system I wrote. I
substituted my generated SOAP java client classes in for the
Synergy-created java client classes, (I made sure all the method
signatures were identical) and ran the web app. It talked to my SOAP
server just fine.
Looking
Daniel Zhang wrote:
Yes you can use SSL but it is a different story. You have to configure
SSL for both Client and Server side, install the CA certificate,
configure the keystore etc. For example, look at Tomcat SSL how-to at
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/ssl-howto.html.
,
callName,
params,
null,
Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENC,
ctx
);
call.setSOAPTransport(st);
...
Butyou also need to enhance the soap depoloy discriptor looking something
like
How do i unsubscribe from this list?
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cc:
Subject:AW: Compressing SOAP requests and using SSL
Hi Nigel,
I am using soap2.3.1 for RPCs
calling the methods takes
Call(m_soapServiceName,
callName,
params,
null,
Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENC,
ctx
);
call.setSOAPTransport(st);
...
Butyou also need to enhance the soap depoloy discriptor looking
oh I see, the server part is not soap2.3.1 then.
When did you download soap2.3.1? The newest compilation of Apache SOAP
should have
this kind of zipping and unzipping support in the SOAPContext for the
client.
Malte
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject:AW: Compressing SOAP requests
The nightly build can gzip and will un-gzip a gzipped response. The most
recent one was posted 6/22/2004 at
http://cvs.apache.org/dist/soap/nightly/2004-06-22/.
To use SSL from the client, your only code change is to use the new endpoint
URL (with https). However, as has been pointed out
Hi! I'm sure this is a FAQ, but I have not been able to find the
answer. I'm relatively new to SOAP-based web services. I have seen
demonstrations using simple toy examples, but they don't give me a
good sense of how mature and presently viable this technology is. Can
someone point me
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Hi! I'm sure this is a FAQ, but I have not been able to find the
answer. I'm relatively new
Also, lots of service providers, ISVs and industry consortiums have defined
SOAP APIs. There was just a question from someone using MM7, as an example,
and OASIS (http://www.oasis-open.org) has standards many companies in my area
(Philadelphia, PA) are using.
Scott Nichol
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Also, lots of service providers, ISVs and industry consortiums have defined
SOAP APIs. There was just a question from someone using MM7, as an example,
and OASIS (http://www.oasis-open.org) has standards many companies in my area
(Philadelphia, PA) are using.
Scott Nichol
Thank you for a response, but I don't know how I have solve my trouble. When I reload
a SOAP from Tomcat, it isn't call method finalize of my application. It's createted
new soap session only.
Jarda
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Subject: Re: How destroy java application using SOAP and Tomcat
Thank you for a response, but I don't know how I have solve my trouble. When I reload
For application scope, Apache SOAP keeps the instance of your class as part of the
ServletContext for the servlet (using setAttribute). I would think that re-loading
the Apache SOAP application would cause the old context to be released (no more
references to it) and the new one to be created
Hi,
I use Apache SOAP with Tomcat (5.0.25) and have this trouble with SOAP. I
deployed java application. Application works right, but when is SOAP
reloaded from Tomcat Manager, is created new instance of class (is called
constructor), but old isn't free from a memory. It isn't call method
finalize
Scott,
Is there any possibility that Apache SOAP will have any more major/minor releases?
Or should I just build locally and distribute the jar to our customers?
I appreciate your help.
Thanks
-Minaxi
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From: Shukla, Minaxi
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 5
Hallo,
I implemented small WS client based on SOAP 2.3.1.
This is imported in ORACLE database (needed classes HTTPClient, jsse,
ApacheSOAP, ... are loaded into database).
Client is running (send data, receive data...), but while initialization
(only first time) I become
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Subject: java.net.MalformedURLException while initialize SOAP client
for date in the deployment xml
file or call SOAPMappingRegistry.mapTypes() in your application. A more
correct DateSerializer is planned that serializes using the ISO date
format.
Date objects should be converted to xsd:date or xsd:timeInstant to be SOAP
compliant. The SOAP spec says, For simple
Scott,
I tried that, but didn't work.
Both the inScopeEncStyle and declEncStyle are null.
I traced it back upto RPCMessage.extractFromEnvelope() method and here also the
declEnvEncStyle and declBodyEncStyle are null.
So, I compared the responses from Apache SOAP service and Axis service
I'm not sure you can fix this problem from the Axis perspective. Axis
conforms to WS-I Basic Profile, which requires that all faults be formatted
as document/literal, therefore they do not (must not) contain an encoding
style attribute.
Apache SOAP should not require an encoding style attribute
the com.sabre.edison.georoute.LLRoutingException
xsi:type=ns1:AmbiguityException xmlns:ns1=urn:AmbiguityException element is
serialized using http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/, or at least that is what
your type mapping specifies).
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I'm not sure you can fix this problem from the Axis perspective. Axis
conforms to WS-I Basic Profile, which requires that all
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Is that specified in version 1.0 or 1.1 of the profile? I had looked at 1.0, but did
not see anything there. Perhaps I should look again ;).
Scott Nichol
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Thanks Anne and Scott.
Now, how do I fix it in Apache SOAP?
I replaced the line 408 in Fault.java with following (pass the constant for SOAP
encoding):
Bean paramBean = xjmr.unmarshall(Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENC,
RPCConstants.Q_ELEM_PARAMETER
Hi,
I want to migrate our web services deployed on Apache SOAP 2.2 to Axis 1.1 without
having to update the client developed with Apache SOAP.
It works fine with good scenarios where the service returns a successful respose. But,
when service throws a business exception, the client gets
What would help most: capture and post to this list the contents of the response that
is causing the client a problem. Depending on your OS and tool preference, you can
capture with Network Monitor (Windows), tcpdump (*nix), TcpTunnelGui (Apache SOAP),
tcpmon (Axis), tcpTrace/proxyTrace
Has anyone come across any issues when migrating from Apache SOAP to Axis?
I would really appreciate if anyone can help me with the issue described below.
Thanks
-Minaxi
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From: Shukla, Minaxi
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 11:54 AM
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Subject: RE: Migrating from Apache SOAP to Axis
Yes, I have captured the SOAP messages from both the deployments (with Apache SOAP and
Axis). See the SOAP messages attached.
Thanks for your help
-Minaxi
routeApacheSOAP.txt routeAxis.txt
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Do you have a capture when the Axis service returns a Fault?
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SOAP to Axis
Scott,
Both captures has response with Fault.
The first part is the request message and after that there is response message.
Let me know if you need more info.
Thanks
-Minaxi
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Ah, okay. Thanks.
Chris
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From: Hubble, Christopher [EMAIL PROTECTED
I am still a little confused by
deployment. (I am working with a subcontracted prototype that uses SOAP.) Do
you also have to deploy your service in the Soap admin page at http://localhost:8081/soap/admin/index.html? (Your port number may be different.)
Tom Kalafut
Interchange
I thought there r 2 ways of deploying a soap
service. Either using command line or using admin page. I used command line. I
don't know if you need to use both.
Praveen
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Subject: Adding a new soap service problem
Hi all,
I have 5 soap services running and now I deployed a new service using command line
tool as follows:
org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManagerClient http://host:port
And also the output of
java org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManagerClient
http://host:port/soap/servlet/rpcrouter list
Scott Nichol
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You can deploy it through that admin page, using the command line and a deployment
descriptor file (my preference since all the info to re-deploy the service is there),
or by copying the serialized deployment descriptors file that Apache SOAP creates.
This last option is for advanced users
I got the sample from onjava.com. You can find all the related data here:
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/excerpt/java_xml_2_ch2/index.html?page=5.
When I executed command line I got the following output:
Deployed Services: urn:cd-catalog
When I ran soap client to access soap service, I get
The error message
Error encountered: Unable to resolve target object: javaxml2.CDCatalog
means that Apache SOAP found the registered service, but was unable to load the class
javaxml2.CDCatalog. The class files for the service must be available to the class
loaders servicing the soap
Hi Praveen,
You may want to check that soap can find the jar/class, is it in the path when the server loads
JonPraveen Peddi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got the sample from onjava.com. You can find all the related data here: http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/excerpt/java_xml_2_ch2/index.html
. There is also
soap folder in {Tomcat-Home}/webapps folder (which was the result of
dropping the soap.war into webapps folder and starting the tomcat server
while setting up soap for the first time). This soap folder also has a
DeployedServices.ds file.
I put a servlet HelloServlet.class into
{Tomcat-HOME
Hi,
I am having problems getting SOAP and Xerces installed
properly. After it is all said and done (download/install tomcat, ant,
soap, Xerces the jdk, added all jar files to class path, etc.) I point my
browser to:
http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter
and instead
I can think of 2 possibilities:
1. Did you put all your jar files into
your %CATALINA_HOME%\common\lib directory?
2. And did you Deploy Soap on Tomcat via http://localhost:8081/manager/html/?
(The port number may be different.) In the WAR File To Deploy section, under Select WAR file
Also, if you downloaded the 2.3.1 release instead of the last nightly build, you do
not have the Tomcat 5 installation instructions
(http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/ws-soap/java/docs/install/tomcat50.html?rev=1.2).
Scott Nichol
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Title: RE: SOAP and HTTPS
I'm unsure on how to configure things. I got the public/private key thing working in java but it seemed straight forward. In java I just let the jvm know where the key store was and it seemed to magically know what to do. I can't find anything on the web talking
Title: RE: SOAP and HTTPS
I guess my question is how to use the keytool generated certificate file with perl, php, etc...
Does HTTPS_CERT_FILE contain the keystore file or a certificate extraction from it? Do I put the key that is reported by keytool -list in a separate file for use
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Subject: RE: SOAP and HTTPS
I guess my question is how to use the keytool generated certificate file
with perl, php, etc...
Does HTTPS_CERT_FILE contain the keystore file or a certificate
I want that all my web services send information in
header of message SOAP. The best way to treat these
information is to implement a new Provider like
RPCJavaProvider? I want to send user and password
information in SOAP header
Your best option is probably to use Apache Axis (http://ws.apache.org/axis). If you
must use Apache SOAP, you should weigh two options, writing your own provider so you
can continue to use the RPC style of invocation, and using a message style service, in
which case you get the full envelope
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How does the apache axis handler header elements?
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Your best option is probably to use Apache Axis
(http://ws.apache.org/axis). If you must use Apache
SOAP
lists.
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From: Daniel Herbison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 6:54 PM
Subject: SOAP and HTTPS
I'm trying to access a soap service, Java running under Tomcat, using
Soap::Lite. Here is the code:
use SOAP::Lite
If you follow the Tomcat 5 installation instructions
(http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/ws-soap/java/docs/install/tomcat50.html?rev=1.2),
you should be able to create a service class that in turn in an Apache SOAP client,
i.e. it calls another Web service.
Scott Nichol
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Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 3:33 PM
Subject: soap attachment error
hi!
I am attaching a zip file with the SOAP message and sending it to the web
service. Earlier I was able to run my code properly but now sudennly i am
getting
Thanxs for ur help..
I have reloaded the TOMCAT again and now it's working, but still not been
able to find out the reason for the earlier error.
The service is using Apache SOAP COM Provider plugin for developing a
interface with a COM DLL.So do u want to say that the service
implementation
hi!
I am attaching a zip file with the SOAP message and sending it to the web
service. Earlier I was able to run my code properly but now sudennly i am
getting this error -
Generated fault: [Attributes={}] [faultCode=SOAP-ENV:Server]
[faultString=Currently unsupported data type
Title: Message
Hi,
Currtently My SOAP
service use method with String parameter.
But in fact my
String size has always 15 caracters.
Could i define a
SOAP service with a limited string parameter like
StringBuffer(15)
Regards,
Philippe
Philippe COUAS
Responsable Développement
INFODEV S.A.
that validates against XML Schema.
My recommendation is to have your service check that the length of the incoming string
is 15 characters. If it is not, throw an exception. That exception will be turned
into a SOAP Fault by Apache SOAP, which the client will receive.
Scott Nichol
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Objet : Re: How Limit String Size parameter in SOAP service
I think that in WSDL, you can create a type that is a restriction of
string and specify that the length is 15. This provides a clue to a
WSDL client. However, the service, regardless of whether it is WSDL
aware, must
The varchar(15) refers to a database data type. Technically, because it is varchar,
it can be any length from 0 to 15 characters. In any case, such a piece of data would
be exchanged as a string (or xsd:string) using SOAP.
Scott Nichol
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Hello
I am a Newbe and use the Apache AXIS Framework (SOAP 3).
Is there a way to process Messages with this Framework which
correspond to standard the SOAP 2 (Apache SOAP)?
friendly reguards
Thomas
I'm trying to follow the instructions at
http://ws.apache.org/soap/docs/install/ and having some difficulty.
The main symptom I'm seeing right now is that if I click on the link in the
soap admin page to visit the SOAP RPC router URL for this SOAP server, I
get a 404 not found error. That's
John,
Before you try too hard to get Apache SOAP up and running, let me point out that for
newcomers Apache Axis (http://ws.apache.org/axis/) is a better place to start. It
supports many newer specifications that Apache SOAP does not.
Scott Nichol
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We have a document-style web service server using Apache SOAP and client using
Microsoft Soap Toolkit 3.0.
As response, this web service returns a MimeBodyPart (not a soap envelop). We are
having trouble reading the response using MS soap. We are trying with Low level
interface but can't
If you do not send a SOAP Envelope, MS SOAP Toolkit cannot read the response (because
it is not a SOAP response). You would instead need to write the code another way,
probably using something that deals with plain HTTP instead of SOAP layered on HTTP.
Scott Nichol
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Scott,
Thanks for the quick respose.
Now, can this be done if there is an envelope (ie. accessing MIME attachment)?
Also, I believe Apache SOAP doesn't allow sending attachemnts in response.
Thanks again
Jai
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Perhaps I read your e-mail incorrectly. Does the response payload contain only MIME
stuff with no text/xml part that is the SOAP envelope? If it does not include a SOAP
envelope, it is really not a Web service, and I would expect very few Web service
clients to be able to read it.
If it has
Apache SOAP does allow you to send attachments in a response. However, as I pointed
out in a separate e-mail that crossed this one, MS SOAP Toolkit does not support MIME,
just DIME.
Scott Nichol
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Does Apache SOAP support DIME?
Jai
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Subject: Re: Reading MimeBodyPart using MS SOAP
Apache SOAP does allow you to send attachments in a response. However, as I
12:25 PM
Subject: RE: Reading MimeBodyPart using MS SOAP
Does Apache SOAP support DIME?
Jai
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Subject: Re: Reading MimeBodyPart using MS SOAP
Apache SOAP
Hi,
I have a service installed using Apache SOAP on a linux box. A client code which is
a vc++ exe uses MS SOAP toolkit to connect to the Apache service.
1. Call for a method having no parameters is received by the service but the response
is not reaching the client.
2. Call for a method
Hi,
I tried to execute the COM example that comes with Apache SOAP.
I set the PATH of my WIN2K to the lib of Apache containing the DLLs APACHEADDER.DLL
and APACHESUM.DLL. Then i started the Tomcat webserver. Then i registered the dlls and
deployed the services using rundemo deploy
Hi,
I wish to know whether it is possible to connect a vc++ code using MS-SOap to a
service say urn:calc deployed on http://123.123.123.12:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter.
Can any one please help me in this regard.
Thank you
Arvind
ARVIND
While you would have to mentally translate VB to VC++, I have pages on using the MS
SOAP Toolkit low-level API (http://www.scottnichol.com/vbclientapachesoap.htm) and
high-level API (http://www.scottnichol.com/vbclienthiapachesoap.htm) in clients for
Apache SOAP services.
Scott Nichol
Do
You probably do not have COMProvider.dll in the right place. Apache SOAP does not put
it there for you, and I don't see any instructions for it.
In soap-2_3_1\lib, you will find COMProvider.dll. It must be copied to
%CATALINA_HOME%/webapps/soap/WEB-INF/classes/org/apache/soap/providers/com
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